Field index

Buildings we stop for

Years and architects are listed for orientation. Many White City addresses have complex renovation histories — we discuss them respectfully on the street.

Curved Bauhaus apartment facade

Rounded Corner Residence

A soft urban curve that turns the sidewalk into theater — ribbon windows tracking the street bend.

Year c. 1934–36 Architect Local modernist practice Addr. Dizengoff vicinity
Rothschild Boulevard Bauhaus streetscape

Boulevard Apartments

White volumes set against boulevard greenery — civic modernism at walking pace.

Year 1930s Area Rothschild Blvd Type Residential / mixed
Bauhaus balcony railing detail

Balcony & Rail Study

Horizontal lines, deep shade trays, and the quiet precision of White City metalwork.

Year c. 1935 Focus Detail Area Lev Ha’ir
White Bauhaus buildings on a sunny Tel Aviv street

Street Ensemble Block

Not one masterpiece — a continuous white street wall that defines the White City experience.

Era 1930s Area Dizengoff / midtown Note Ensemble reading
Tour group observing a White City building

On-Street Observation Stop

A typical pause point: massing, entrance axis, and how residents still use modernist thresholds.

Walk Rothschild / Details Access Exterior
White modernist curved facade

Pilotis & Shade Court

Lifted ground floors and cross-ventilation — European modernism rewritten for Mediterranean heat.

Year c. 1933–38 Theme Climate adaption Area Lev Ha’ir

This index is educational and tour-oriented. It does not claim official UNESCO listing status for every individual address. White City heritage is recognized as an urban ensemble; building-level attribution can vary with archives and renovations.

Detail Close-up of white Bauhaus balcony

Read the façade like a drawing

Start with the silhouette, then the window rhythm, then the balcony depth. Ask what the building does with sun and street noise. That sequence is how we teach on every walk.

Join a details walk